Rehabilitation nursing for cancer patients

Author: Ouyang Ruli
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Publish Date: 2001-05-01
Features: What sets this book apart from similar ones is that before it was finalized, opinions were sought from residents of two cities and communities, as well as inpatients from three general hospitals. They unanimously responded, "The content is practical, easy to understand, and useful." Therefore, the authors are confident that this book can help modern families solve their worries and difficulties. The book addresses various rehabilitation, health care, and nursing issues that cancer patients may encounter, with some content provided in a diagrammatic form to offer scientific solutions.
If you are a cancer patient, some of the new perspectives and insights in this book may be completely unfamiliar to you. Some content may surprise you, challenging long-held beliefs and boosting your confidence in overcoming the disease. Some, or even a significant portion, of the content is something you must face and are eager to understand.
It is important to know that this book serves as a lecture on modern cancer patient rehabilitation and nursing knowledge for patients and their families, a Q&A session with clinical experts, and a psychological communication between doctors and cancer patients! The greatest feature of this book is its step-by-step guidance, with explanations that are easy to understand, measures that are easy to learn, and methods that are practical. Not only do patients find it satisfying and gain confidence in their recovery, but family members and caregivers can also learn many practical rehabilitation and nursing techniques. This is especially beneficial for families of cancer patients who are struggling with how to provide rehabilitation care.
It is also worth noting that this book is equally suitable for colleagues working in primary health care and grassroots medical services. It may even become a reference for them when conducting health education and awareness campaigns for patients!

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